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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
CLARKSDALE TRAGEDY.
INTENSE REELING OVER THE
COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL
CuIninates In the Murder OF q Tur.
bulcst Negro Who was Interior
ing win . Meeting.


CLARKsDALK, MISS, July 5.-Coa.
bona county lie Ia themidst OF heated
political canvass Of purely local ma.
ture. The question is the removal OF
the county site from Frisrs Point to
this place, and leaders OF both parties
are expanding great deal Of clio.
quence. Last night tragedy growing
out OF the issue was enacted at Jones'
town, fifteen miles from this place, on
the narrow gauge road. A meeting
had been arranged between Jamestown
and Friars Point, the intention being
to keep Clsrksjsle in the dark. BY
come means. the ClsI ksdale people
got wind Of II, and q delega-
ton Of her citizens went over
TO keep up with the proceedings.
Negroes began 10 interrupt the meet
Ing with cries OF removal and no re-.
moval, and the speaking could not pro-
coed. Soon cries "kill him" were
heard, two pistol shots rang out and
the oolored secretary Of one OF the
non.removal clubs rolled over, shot
through the abdomen, dead as q door
nail. Mr.. II. 3. Williams, editor OF the
Clsrksdsle Ns,cs, was suspected and ar.
rested, but released on $4,000 bond +,
merely to crafty the negroes, as there
was no real evidence OF his being the
guilty one. The negro killed was I'M.
usually turbulent, and was swinging a
club with painful effect on several OF
his opponents. :.
David Shelton, Ess., q member OF
the bar. testified to q like tenor and ef.
feet.
Adjourned until 8 I'm.
The consideration OF tie motion by
the State for change Of venue was TO
sumed. The defendants did not offer
any evidence on the motion. The
court sustained the motion, to which
ruling exception was made. The venue
WAS then changed TO Rankin county,
where the Circuit Court meets on the
second Monday In August next. In
the selection Of county, the district at
torney agreed 10 allow the defendants
10 select from the counties OF Oopiah,
Rankin and Madison, and they selected
Rankin
Thus cloeed the causes In this oourt
All pleas, motions, rulines, exceptions
and orders In the Hamilton and
Eubank case apply alike 10 the case oil
J. W. Albrecht.
The call Of the State docket was then
resumed and several cases for INSIDE
meanors disposed OF.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
A BROKEN NECK.
A frightful Panic on n Crowded
street Gar.

FrcHBURa, MASS, July "a terri.
Die accident occurred yesterday after
noon on car Of the Fitchburg Horse
Railroad Company, In which one
woman was instantly killed and the
other passengers received injuries
which will probably prove fatal, while
several others were badly hut. Every
seat was filled, the aisles crowded, aud
many persons we're hanging 20 the
front and rear platforms and the sides
Of the car. When q short distance
out Of the city, the horses became
frightened, and the driver lost control
Of the animals. The car jolted along
al q rapid rate, and some one shouted
from the rear platform, Jump for your
liis."
They jumped from their seats, fore
ing those who were standing In the
ais.es between the seats out TO the
platforms. A few jumped from the
car and escaped unhurt.
Marian 0'Bhen was pushed from
the platform and fell head foremost
upon the rocks inside the track. Her
neck was broken, and she died imme
diktely.
Mary 0'Hara was forced out Of her
seat and fell from the car, strik ing
her head and remaining unconscious
for some hours.
A man named Cahill leaped oil and
fell to the ground, breaking his leg at
the thigh.
Allen Mccarthy lsaped and fell,
breaking his collar bone and both
ankles. In the crowding and pushing
Robert Maitland was forced over the
dashboard OF the rear platform and
was cut and bruised, and sustained
probably internal injuries.
Thomas Confay AFRO fell OF the Cal
aud was hurt internally. Several
others, In leaping or being pushed of
were more or less injured, bat wer,
able 10 20 home without assistance
The injured aud Mics 0'Brien, VIII
bad died, were removed 10 the road
side aud given surgical assistance
The car did nc, leave the track, anC
all would have escaped had they 70
NAMED q uiet.
II is expected that the injuries Of q
east two other passengers will result
fatally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
A BslIee. F.lI. late the see.

PoRTLAsD. Ms, July 6.-Proi.
CHARLES ii. Grinely, accompanied by q
newspaper representative, made q
balloon ascension from Lincoln Park
Yesterday. Al hight Of 5000 feet
the balloon struoka westerly current
and was carried swiftly out 10 sea. An
attempt was made 10 land on one OF
the Islands OF the harbor, but
without avail, aud the balloon de-
tcendo1 three miles from shore in
Oasco bay. The men we're dragged
through the water At q rapid rate Tor
two miles, when they we're rescued In
an exhausted condition by the crew Of
q yacht.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
PINkERION MEN
GO 20 the Cehs Regions 60 Prstes,
Old EmpIeyss.

PI1TshuRo, Pa, July b.-About 100
Of Pinkerton's men arrived from the
Eat and West this morning and took
early trains for tho coke regions. The
coke operators have determined 10 re-
sumo operations on Wednesday, and
the detectives will be ATTRIBUTED
throuchout the region 10 protect any
OF the old employees who desire 10 no
back TO work A. the old wages. The
presence of Pinkerton's men ma,
cause trouble, but the operators do
not anticipate any serious outbreak.
They expect 10 have enough Of their
old men at work before the end Of the
week 70 pat all Of the works in run.
hing order.
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Fourth Of July fireworks display,
which had been placed In position for
firing, accidentally became ignited by
sparks from rocket and big explo-
sion followed. Four men on the
stand at the time were all injured,
either by falling from the stand or be.
ing hit by the explosion. j. j. Brag-
ger had an arm and hip broken by the
fall OF twelve feet to the pavement.
William Moore had an arm broken
and received severe burns about the
neck and face. Thoma3 Ambrose and
Leonard LAYTON each we're badly
burned on the arms and bodies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
OHIO STATE CONVENTION
OF THE UNION LABOR PARTY,
AOnINATEs
a Ticket By Aeciamstisp, Except
Members OF the Beard OF
Public works.

CoLuAsus, o., July 5.-The State
Convention Of the Union Labor Party
this morning nomil ated the folio wing
ticket by acclamatiun except the mem.
bep Of the board OF Public Works:
Gov. John seits, Of I fin; Lieutenant
Gov. J. y. Mcdonald, Springfield I;
Supreme Judge, long term, Tim
0'Conner, Ci clnnati; short term,
Granville N. futile, Cf Paineaville;
Auditor Of State, o. J. Sutton, oi
Akron; Treasurer OF State, 4. N.
HArter, Of Alliance; Attorney General,
VIM. Baker, Newark; member board
OF Public Works, Carl A. Raeder, OF
Cleveland. A platform was adopted,
which among othor things, declared
that the nAtiona agencies OF production
and distribution are 90 Fed by synd-
Gates Of spectators aud gamblers, 10
whom every productive industry In
the land is compelled 10 pay tribute.
Lave are enacted In the tpeclal In.
tersst Of combinations OF aggregated
wealth 10 the detIiment OF both pro.
ducer and consumer. II demands
that the laws against the employment
Of bribery, force or intimidation 10 Sc
cure nominations or SECTIONS 10 public
Office be rigdly enforced and that free
drinks or lunch a. "a oons shall be de-
clared bribery by statute. That all
banks shall be required TO give security
10 the State the average amount oil
their deposits. That speculation Ia
the pecetsaries OF life, "cornering" tbs
market and dealing In margins anc
failures are ruinous 10 legitimate busi
ness, highly demoralisibg aud Ne de
nounce the courts OF Ohio for falling
10 enforce the laws declaring such
acts criminal offences. That all dis
criminations by employers agains
lawful associations Of employees 10 80
cure rights violate constitutions
rights Of the cltlEsn and shall be de
clarsd q felony. The convention con
cluded business aud adjourned q
noon.
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A CANNON BURSTS
KIIIs Que Man Nnd InIur.. ON,

Kills Que Man aud InIare. Otbsr.
CHICAGO, July "a Journal specIa
iron Wheeler, Mich. aays: Last nigh
q cannon burnt, killing Mr. Mills AMI
seriously iniuring several others. A,
the adjoining village Of Ithaca the iir,
works exploded prtmaturely, fatally
iniuring Dol. Snldeckor, and burnlng
seYefal other aerlnnaIK.
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SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS.

PoUND TRIP TICKETS to the various
sale BY the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road on and after June LIST. A full supply Of
guides, pamphlets and other springs mattsr
on hand, and will be promptly mailed. with
full schedules and objections how 10 reach
trouble and maximum Of comfort, convent
ence and safety, through the pretticst
scenery in the country. Through Pullman
Buffet Sleepers TO most OF those resorts and
few changes to the others. through tickets
ney Hushes, Ticket Agent, 27s Main street,
ii. ID. Ellis, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Satellite. Passenger Agent,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
A SMALL BOY SHOT
~ n wicked Man for Firing Pop
| Crackers.

Crackers.
New YoRK, July eddie Weldon,
aged eleven years, was shooting off
fire crackers last night In front OF
John Flynn's saloon, on Cedar street.
Flynn told the boy to desist, but was
unheeded. Thereupou Flynn fred
three shots from revolver at Eddie,
one OF the balls smashing the boy q
right knee to pieces. Eddie will likely
die OF the injury, and Flynn today in
court was held to await its outcome.
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AEROSAUr Glaze DEAD.
a ThrtiiisE Bsiises Accident on
rertlssd, Ne

0nLKAs, N. Y, July 5.-Aeronau,
Olake, who fell from his balloon yes
terday afternoon, remained In an nm.
conscious condition until O'Clock To-
day, when he died.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sIAUNTON. VA.

Miss Mary J. Baldwin, principal. Opens
kept. !. 1881. Closes June, 1855.
TTNsURPAssRD location, buildings,
~ grounds and appointments. Full corps
ofteachep. Unriyalled tdvantagos In music,
ply steal culture. Board, etc., with full En-
h.coufse, $40 fer the entire session Of
nino months, For full particulars apply 70
the principal for Atalogue
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Call for Negotiable Judgmen, Ger
iiflcaies OF Upton Coueiy, Tenn.

NoIGss,. S b, n. s H.so.s oy S and
Certificates Of Upton county, Tennessee,
which mstgfs Let u August, ISIS, 10 present
EN- iof prepayment AZ The Union and
Planter Bank, In the city VI Memphis
Tenn, On lot u August, lsG.
The y "a Judgment Certificates uere irusd
Assembly q Ton nesfce, approved 2lst Dc.
cemhef, ISL, upon judgements rendered
agalntt said county W tho Circuit Court "a
The United States tor the Western District 81
Tennessss, Al Memphis,
called vill cease 90 ist August, iss7.
TIpTos COUNTY.
py RS. Blsssr, Chairman cousty Court.
Attest y, II. brxnnrsos, Clerk 90. Court.
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On Draushs.

Nashville sulphur Water, iresh from
.ne sprinH,on drauEht NJ A. Gsribaldi'e
NO "a Main street, corner Beale
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY.

A PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL Of High
- Grade for a Limited Number Of Young
Ladies; situated at jennings, Mo-, mile!
from 81 L1,n Spa ha1Sh NJ ana one Of
full and homslike, each pupil individuallfed.
Seven experienced teachers. Commodious,
we'll ventilated buildinss, with beautiful and
ample gr uads. Seyenteenth Year COM
menees Sept Z, 81. For particulars, cata-
logue, etc, apply az once 20 the Principal,
u. Il. BLEWRTT, LII. D., JenningI, Mo.
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MANY INJURED
NJ the Coiispsins OF q Buiiding o.,
rleule.

NJ the toiiapstng of n uutfding 40
ElNIRA, n. v, July "a special
from susquehAnna, Pa, says: n.
Johns Ca hllic church held q picnic
yesterday al Beebe's Park. An i'm.
mense crowd had assembled In the
afternoon 10 wiyntsi n game OF ball.
B,iore the game commenced large
number OF boys cfaSled 10 the roof Of
the dining hall, when u suddenly col.
lapssd, burying those on tho roof aud
those on the inside in the deblis. The
ruins we're promptly removed, bring.
ing forth large number OF persons.
The following we're the most seriously
Injured: Mira Griffin, three ribs brok.
on and Injured internally; recovery
doubtful. Henry Bake, Jaw fractured.
Young Maddigan, back badly injured.
Mrs. John King, lace scalded. Henry
Williams, hip injured. Ghff Williams,
hur, internally. Guay King, chest
burt. Dick Conn.n, back hurt. Jerry
Buckley, hip hurt. These were
promptly removed 10 their homes and
given the beet OF medical attendance.
Powdcriy Relieves In the Fourth.
scRASroS, Pa, July 6.-Fiiteen
thousand psrsons attended the Fourth
OF July celebration in Courthouse
Square last night. Mr.. Powde,ly
made an eloquent speech In which he
dwsli ioIoibIy on the Importance Of
the people luculcating into the minds
Of their children the gtea, lessons OF
ludepcndence day. He taid that a
dollar spent Tor education was better
.fan million for Armor plate, aud
la he time bad come when the PEG,
pic Of America should give their at,en
ton - The question Of immigration.
He thought immigration under certain
wholesome conditions a good thing
but tepmed 70 think there was alto
2oiter too much Of !, Of an indiscrlmI
nate foft Tor the good Of labor. II h,
bad bic way he would see to Il tha
every immigrant should be able 1,
show tha, he was self supporting 10
one year before landing on thee,
shores.
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Address Registered Lettersto
HEw ORLEAHs NATIONAL BAHR
New Orleans. La.
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Canital Prize. Sl5o.Q00.


M79 Prises, amounting to................ $50, 90
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only 10 the oiico Of the Company In
New Orleans.
, TS5 u IIt asd PsosTLNors S,s. r.
press Money Orders. or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency By Express lA'
WI ',' m. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or n. A. DAUPBIN.
Warrington. ID. o.,
sNt Q " - Court III, Memphis, Tenn
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A Great Summer Resort
Searcy Springs.

l. ton, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Liver and Ma
larial Diseases. Rheumatism. Sore Eyes,
Skin Eruptions, Dropsy and Chronic Female
Complaints cured or greatly benefited.
Telegraph and three daily mails. First
Reduced railroad fare TO all visitors. For
circulars, ETC., address
z. 7. BENNETT.
Proprie tor Of Hotel Bennett, Searcy, Ark.
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l9dE
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 600

We do hereby certify that zoe supervise Tie
arrangements for all the Monthly and Sems-
Company, and N person manage ana co~n o.
the Dratcsnos themselves, and that the same are
conducted ,eith honesty, fairness, and :. GOOD
faith topard all parties, and zoe duthors.e ths
Company 10 Sse this Certificate, ohh fac. ssT,ites
Of our signatures attached, N M ADVERTISE
sents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24

country and world-ss far as possible
that all may know whom We Sustain as
our tyrant ruIeIs III the CITY govern
ment. Inc fault lays where we have
located 1t, in those of the City Council
who are obstruction SITS, aveIse to any
improvement to benefit the people ex
cept they might perform the contract
for individual sggrandisemrnt.
The water pipe, about with there
has been so much fa'se information,
such as the Dry Btn,hers Happy at
Last, Plenty of Wafer on the Dry
Benches" The Acme of the Dry
Benehers Fulfilled" No More Vail
ing for Water by the Dry Benchers,"
1t Is false We are again wailing We keep
increasing. Tnerei is nothing to satisfy u
No rights are accorded rs. We are ali
the time Disseminated against. We
have been prevented from taking the
water, aud none has been given US.
A pipe has been laid down In Sixth
Street; the inhabitants there hav, a
chance of gett ng some water, but under
protest, VIZ
pressly understood hat the person herein
licensed is using surplus water for culinary
purposes only, and in case of scarcity Of
water the right t. limit the supply TO GER
from The premises herein designated is
served by the Salt Lake City corporation.
This license 20 the contrary notwithstanding.
(Signed) FnANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Mayor.
Under such protestation. where are
the rights accorded to the citizens To-
Gated on tn bench lands2 Wnere is
the mercy extended to long suffering
people? What is our government COM
posed Off " hat excuse can they offer
Tor malversation In office? Are we the
peers of those We have voted into office,
or has our action changed US into serfs?
would like to call your coDsidera-
ton to an ordinance lately pessed by
that body that 8 ~ ter tHkeT, a person
having license" shall not give any
water to a n-taker. What's that2 on
pain of having IL cut off!!! and non
taker who takes water shall pay fine
nf $40, Tn Dollars!!! n for
Sahara" There Is no fun il 1t
is the most daring and inla is
publication of a city ordinance yer
saw, and do not believe anyone lse
ever saw such whimsical thing: but it
shows up the Drain' material we have to
succumD 10 if We do not assert our
rights and put an end to this folly.
All citizens who want their rights as
citizens, male ard female, will please to
show themselves on Wednesday even
ing, the 9th July, at 30 o. clock sharp,
at the Twentieth Ward schoolhOuse, as
mass meeting to contend for our
rights and privileges as resident tax
PAYERS and voters IN the Fourth NUM-
cipal Ward of Salt Lake Civ.
By call of the Peoples Chairman.
FREDERICK CULMER.
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Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
Digestion relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases of dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
q have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
1 would experience faintness or tired, alfgone
feeling, as though L had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me immense amount
of good. 1t gave me an appetite, and my food
relished and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. 1t relieved me of that faint, tired,
all-gone feeling have felt SO much better since
I took Hoods Sarsaparilla, that L am happy to
recommend it." G. a. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
n. B. Be sure to get only
Hoods SarSapaFiIEa
Sold by all druggists. GIL six for S. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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III,L PROPERTY FOR SALE.

:, rUDTyIDED HALF INTEREST IN
Ia Known as the Pennington ROCK
q, WnS' .iitnated in Farming on, Davis
8 iL, Splendid investment for a miller
County MN has lust been thoroughly repaired
I 1s fitted with the most improved ,n maen1n
cry AIp1PP Price S, 600 SAT- sfsctory reason
sttschgio 70, ceiling For further particulars
given lot FREDERICK COOMBS,
inquire u Pennington.
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TgE BOULEVARD.

THOSE WHO USE THE DRIVE
IF AL IH temple and Fifth East Stree :,
g At s4Ss s9 you'd t. T 4sTs
he PP viii Be on t Drive ssr OF at evening GG
route; sgt emple street' every
on ", PRATT, Manager.
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DRY BENCHERS UP IN ARMS.
A Call for a Mass Meeting on
Wednesday Next.
To the Editor of THE HERALD.

~ ZIG EO-LO1 OF 1HE 6EEALO.
Your paper has been the champion o.
our cause, hitherto, which expression
means the friend Of the poor and op-
pressed, and We sgain come with our
burden, not in any degree lightened, t.
ask you to still be our friend.
We, the suffering inhabitants of the
Day Bench lands of Salt Lake Civ
having cried in vain for help to on;
-'aQoorn end unfeeling City Council
asking for our rights as citiza1s. AID
Tag rVed with satire. in answer t.
ar apresis for water to drink and cook
N+lA, az now upon each other to rsllN
UoHnd be chair we have promise
~ support and by the voice
',sA, women snd children seDd
- pet!ion 10 the city, terri;ury
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rpogps yARLEY & EvERILL HAY
M mo leased the lime kilns known as the
VI b1.o ns lime Kilns, from the Utah
80 and Cement Company, are prepared 70
iTlIr first class Lime and BulIdlng k9cK
in any quantity, on the sh0reeSI th hV woet
T TaI1T,a st 8treet. North of HERALD Building
Telephone No. III.
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c11,a.E ROOM, FURNISHED,

NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT Lo-
o = Nv near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
i l. End and complete. TO let at reasonable
rev co. 20 one or Two gentlemen.
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nn r1.LEN B. FERaUsON,
-1,,p AND BUILDING ROCK.

ovr7cE AND RESIDENCE, NO. S3S &
1 T Prigbsm street, Telephone 81.
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Continental Hotel.
SALT LAKE CITY.

CHANGED PRoPRIEToRsKIP JANU-
u airy LIST, 1887. This House has been
thoroughly repaired and refurnished. Fist
class Ia every department. Especial sJten-
ton paid 10 commercial and tourist trade.
Terms $500 per day Baths free. Special
rates to large parties.
IA }. d. VAN HoRN'
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REMOVED.

oop aEo. CARELESS HAS REMOVED
DROi' scnool of Music to 265 East Second
South Street.
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WANTED.

oTR1 TO DO GENERAL HoU lI3III a}I25S
IN ss family the One Psr yao a ni be s ss
The FAM ao. more than FIVE nights out
ished WIZ VIC red red. Apply at this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
1DERs WANTED,

oorTH TEMPLE STREET ONE
, T $40 s. s SSif 6loC Ks from Eagle Gaze
q ms moderate
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FOR SALE

uoRsE, HARNESS AND TW0.sEATEt Io
HOn HUE for sale cheap IN exchange TO-
q Dess inquire of h. Brook, 40 south'
L.IInyS-th West Street